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Reed Smith argues to SCOTUS that state restrictions on reproductive health care are bad for business - Vimarsana News

Reed Smith argues to SCOTUS that state restrictions on reproductive health care are bad for business

Reed Smith has filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of two nationwide business organizations and several high-profile companies, which argue that state restrictions on reproductive rights are having a negative impact on businesses and the economy.

Reed Smith and TLDEF advance constitutional argument to achieve name change for transgender client - Vimarsana News

Reed Smith and TLDEF advance constitutional argument to achieve name change for transgender client

A pro bono team led by Patrick Yingling and Zack Roman has achieved another important win affirming the rights of transgender individuals to change their names, Reed Smith announced.

Pennsylvania Trans Man Wins Court Case Over Name Change - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Trans Man Wins Court Case Over Name Change

The law bans legal name changes for people convicted of certain felonies and delays them for others.

Source: yahoo.com
Petitioners Ask Ohio Supreme Court to reject redrawn legislative maps; order commission to consider Rodden maps - Vimarsana News

Petitioners Ask Ohio Supreme Court to reject redrawn legislative maps; order commission to consider Rodden maps

This morning, in response to the third set of state legislative maps approved on party lines by the Ohio Redistricting Commission, the petitioners in Ohio

Allegheny County judge grants name changes sought by 2 transgender women with prior felonies - Vimarsana News

Allegheny County judge grants name changes sought by 2 transgender women with prior felonies

An Allegheny County Common Pleas judge on Wednesday said that a Pennsylvania law barring people with felony convictions from legally changing their names is unconstitutional. Judge Christine Ward then granted name change petitions to two transgender women with prior felony convictions. Chauntey Mo’Nique Porter and Priscylla Renee Von Noaker testified